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DNS is a TCP/IP service that maps IP addresses (192.168.16.2) to names (sbssrv.example.local). As such, it s an essential service for the Internet (the Web in particular) and Windows Small Business Server based networks (which rely on TCP/IP). Under the Hood Default DNS Settings Windows Small Business Server 2003 uses the DNS server service for local name resolution only. If the name doesn t belong to the local domain, the DNS server forwards the query to your ISP s DNS server, which resolves the name on the Internet. Windows Small Business Server 2003 automatically creates a couple types of zones for local name resolution. It creates a forward lookup zone for the domain (example.local), which allows you to use a DNS name to resolve an IP address. It also creates a reverse lookup zone, which enables you to resolve the DNS name associated with a particular IP address (a useful trick for troubleshooting). Both zones use secure dynamic updates so that Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 clients can automatically and securely update their own DNS records. Windows Small Business Server 2003 manages DNS automatically and there is little need to manually administer it. If you have trouble reaching hosts on the

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network by name (but can reach them by IP address), check their DNS resource records using the following steps: 1. Open Server Management, and expand Advanced Management, Computer Management, Services And Applications, and finally DNS. 2. Expand the SBSSRV container (where SBSSRV is the name of the Windows Small Business Server computer), expand Forward Lookup Zones, and then select example.local (assuming the name of the domain is example.local). This displays all resource records in the forward lookup zone (Figure 15-3). A Host (A) record for each computer in the domain, listing its current IP address and DNS name, should be visible. 3. To view records in the reverse lookup zone, expand the Reverse Lookup Zone container, and then 192.168.16.x Subnet. All Pointer (PTR) records in the reverse lookup zone are displayed.

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Windows Small Business Server 2003 automatically creates a special Web site on the server called the Remote Web Workplace that provides access to Exchange e-mail (via Outlook Web Access), the SharePoint intranet site, Windows Small Business Server usage reports, Remote Desktop connections, and a couple of methods for connecting to the internal network from across the Internet. The Remote Web Workplace is available on the local network to all clients with correct TCP/IP settings, Internet Explorer 5 or later, and a valid domain user account no other connection steps are required. The Remote Web Workplace can also be accessed by properly authenticated users on the Internet, provided that you selected Remote Web Workplace in the Web Services Configuration page of the Configure E-mail and Internet Connection Wizard. More Info For more information about the Configure E-Mail and Internet Connection Wizard, see 6.

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Following is a brief overview of how to use the Remote Web Workplace: 1. To open the Remote Web Workplace, launch Internet Explorer and type https://sbssrv.example.local/Remote in the Address bar (where sbssrv.example.local is the DNS address of the Windows Small Business Server computer). If you re connecting from across the Internet, use the registered domain name used by the Small Business Server (or the IP address of the firewall device if there isn t a registered domain name that refers to the Small Business Server computer). 2. On the Remote Web Workplace logon page (Figure 12-16), type your user name and password (you must be a member of the Mobile Users group), select the connection speed, clear the I m Using A Public Or Shared Computer check box if you re using a secure computer, and then click Log On.

3. On the main Remote Web Workplace page (Figure 12-17), click the link that corresponds to the action you want to perform. (Some links might not work over an Internet connection, depending on which services you allow through the firewall.)

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